Meeting The One For Me

Chapter 148

Joseph’s suit and shirt were all dirty.

Audrey bought some medicine and band–aids when he returned to the dormitory to change.

When Joseph came downstairs, Audrey pulled him to sit on a bench and treated his wounds.

Joseph spoke up, “That person was just talking nonsense; don’t take it to heart. I don’t believe you’d drug someone and take advantage of them! But… did Nathan really post your picture?”

“Yeah,” Audrey replied and focused on treating the wound.

Joseph clenched his fists. “I’m sorry!”

“It’s not your fault.” Audrey chuckled softly. “You don’t need to feel sorry.”

“Actually… What’s the situation between you and Nathan?”

Joseph widened his eyes and looked at Audrey. “Don’t mind me. I grew up abroad and only

reconnected with Nathan’s family five years ago, so I’m not familiar with your situation. What I’ve heard from others is just a mess.”

“It’s nothing much.”

iodine to clean

saved Nathan, who was kidnapped. He then took me back to the Franklin family, and later, we

to register our marriage. But just after we registered, he had an accident and lost his memory while I became a vegetable! After Nathan lost his memory, he fell in love with someone else.

remember our past, but he thought I had drugged him and posted my picture. Then, I came to Cloudmill

“Is the child really Nathan’s? You didn’t have an

then?”

on his hand, Joseph quickly let

isn’t Nathan’s, just mine…” Audrey took out a band–aid and helped

if, I mean if, Nathan remembers and regrets his actions, will you forgive him and reconcile

might be starting to regain his memory! I can sense it! His feelings for you… They’re different! Even if he hasn’t remembered the past yet.”

were me, and Nathan had killed your foster mother and covered up for the culprit who drove would you you, my sister to jump off the building, and then he regained his memory and came to find.

Chapter 148

him?” Audrey looked at Joseph with a faint

“So… Do you regret being with

2/2

He turned me from a person wallowing in self–pity

uttered these words that seemed both affirming and negating.